I made this last spring. I blogged about it here. It's the second version of Hidden In Plaid Sight which I made in the winter of 2014. Both were stitched and quilted on my Bernina Artista 180.
I used Hidden In Plaid Sight as the sample in the Craftsy class Dot to Dot Quilting with Angela Walters, as those charm squares are perfect places to practise those designs. ;-) When I uploaded photos to the class site, I had a few people ask me for a pattern. I was pretty surprised, in a most pleasant way.
The pattern is now available through my pattern store on Craftsy here! It is free. Hidden is a little bigger than Pocketful, but once you have the pattern, it's pretty easy to make it bigger. A humongous thank you goes to Jasmine at Quilt Kisses, and Judy at Quilt Paradigm who proofread the pattern for me.
Craftsy is doing it again...tempting us to purchase gorgeous fabrics at terrific prices. They have a sale on all weekend, where you will find some pretty amazing deals.
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I love your new quilt pattern! Being a new follower, I hadn't seen it before. It is just charming.
ReplyDeleteHaha! Charming! And it is made of charm squares! I want to do another one where you leave the squares whole; maybe I'll call it charming!
DeleteAnd thanks for following me. So sorry I can't respond to you by email but you are a no-reply blogger. :-(
Thank you for the pattern, it is so kind of you.mbeautiful quilt ideas 😀 x
ReplyDeleteThanks Sue. Sorry I can't respond by email; you are a no-reply blogger.
DeleteI LIKE it. Going to go add it to my stash of "gotta try this" quilt patterns. Thanks for sharing this.
ReplyDeleteWhat a great pattern. It would be ideal for a beginner. Well done on taking the plunge. It's something I've thought about doing but haven't had the courage. xx
ReplyDeleteThanks, Sandra!! I really like this pattern ... now will add that to my ever increasing bucket list of QTM (Quilts To Make). Checked out your stars, too, and they are definitely Whoop Whoop worthy. Have a great day and give that cute Rocco a hug from me.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!! That is awesome that you got such great proofreading help, too. :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your pattern. Only one small problem...I haven't figured out how to add more hours in a day yet. And you come out with this must try project.
ReplyDeleteYay for you! Lovely pattern, and the other ones you have in the works are lovely quilts too. Cheering for you over here! I know all about overdue, too...I have three patterns in the works that were supposed to be off to testers sometime in January, but life got in the way. There's always next month...
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on your pattern!! Your quilts are beautiful.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on your first pattern release! If you would like me to review your patterns, just send them over :)
ReplyDeleteCongrats from me as well. I uber impressed.
ReplyDeleteCongrats, love your pattern
ReplyDeleteCongratulations, Sandra! It's an awesome pattern and I will add it to my Craftsy library right now! Whoop whoop!!
ReplyDeleteI still think it is super exciting. I'm so glad I could play a small part in your goal.
ReplyDeleteCongratulations and thank you for offering the pattern for free. Love the dot to dot quilting you did on your quilt - and look where it lead!
ReplyDeleteI love the pattern! What a great use for charm squares. Your quilting on both quilts is to die for. It's the perfect pattern for practicing free motion.
ReplyDeleteCongrats on publishing your pattern, Sandra! Love it! (And your quilting is amazing too, as always!)
ReplyDeleteThat is so neat that people have asked you for patterns, but I'm not at all surprised they did Sandra. Pocket of Sunshine is a beauty! The quilting you did is wonderful and I pinned it twice, so people could see the close-up too!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations on publishing your first pattern! I'm sure there will be many more to come! I really like the design, and especially the layout of the blue version. So pretty!
ReplyDeleteCongratulations!!!!❤
ReplyDeleteHow did I miss this post? I love it. It is beautiful. Congratulations and thank you for giving it away. Honestly, it is a simple quilt but your quilting takes it over the edge and makes it shine and sing!!!
ReplyDeleteLooking forward to your next :-)
Hugs,
Preeti
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